Curatom Polyglot
Authority without credential transfer. Curatom lets an AI agent ask for narrow, temporary authority without ever holding the owner's credentials. The owner approves or refuses, the authority is spent once, and the outcome comes back as recorded evidence.
What it gives you
Agents act on approval, not passwords
A machine can request one resource, one permission, for a limited time. Asking is not the same as being allowed.
The owner decides
Every request is approved or refused by the owner; no machine can approve itself.
Every action leaves evidence
Results return to the owner as records that can be checked later.
Swap the executor
Enforcement stays in one place; the systems that do the work can be replaced.
Facts, with sources
| Licence | GNU AGPL v3.0 only · source ↗ |
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| Citation | doi:10.5281/zenodo.22855407 · source ↗ |